Mole Masters

The Mole Interrogation is underway ! 🕵️‍♂️

He claims he cannot see any of the damage he caused, and pled the fifth 🤷‍♂️

Unfortunately for him we are going to have to es**rt him off the premises ! 🚐

Moles use tunnels to travel, what you see below is a diagram of their tunnel system, a visible feeding trail ( Cracked soil in a trail form is the best indicator there are present Moles ). Trails are more than just underground buffets!

Moles dig special chambers at the end of tunnels that serve as bedrooms and birthing areas. Sometimes moles will live in a series of tunnels for generations before moving.

Moles have kitchens, as well, in tunnel chambers. They eat mostly earthworms, and keep them alive and immobile by biting their heads, and then store them in the chamber. As many as 470 worms have been recorded in one chamber, according to the Mammal Society.

Every job needs a specific game plan. In this circumstance, our main goal is to protect the horses ! When you have a Pocket-Gopher infestation, it’s likely you will find unfinished tunnels, resulting in an open hole in the ground, especially in a deep tunnel system, or they can even be tunneling too close to the surface, where tunnels can easily cave in if stepped on! In rural areas with active Gophers nearby, they tend to hit you from all angles, kind of like a planned invasion! This specific ranch has had reoccurring activity for two years now. Fortunately we are on call to solve any issue these underground rodents may cause you. This ranch is for horses only, on the other hand it’s a perfect playground for Pocket Gophers as well. Our expert technicians take every precaution to make sure that we keep the ground flat, solid, and rodent free, all in a timely manner !

Eastern Land Mole ( West Central Florida )